AOC Media Centre - Jarryd Hughes

One month on from PyeongChang 2018Australia's PyeongChang 2018 Olympic medallists tell us what they've been up to since they won their medals on the Korean slopes.

A very special visit to the Starlight Express RoomsPyeongChang Olympians had a very special visit to the Royal Children's Hospital's Sarlight Room in Melbourne on their Welcome Home tour.

PyeongChang Olympians visit Fitzroy North Primary School

Jarryd Hughes leads the Team into the Closing CeremonyClosing Ceremony flag bearer Jarryd Hughes reflects on the final ceremony and the Australian Team at the 2018 Games.

Thank you for the village art!Aussie Olympians thank local schools for their fantastic village artwork.

Hughes pumped to carry the flagJarryd Hughes is excited to get the chance to lead the Australian Team into the Olympic Stadium for the Closing Ceremony.

Hughes and James share their place in sporting history Jarryd Hughes and Scotty James have received their Olympic medals and are pumped to share their glory with the rest of Australia.

Australia dominates men's boardercrossWith three Australians in the top 10, we were the best performing nation in the men's snowboard cross event today, with Jarryd Hughes securing the silver medal.

Jarryd Hughes the silver bulletJarryd Hughes won Olympic silver in the men's snowboard cross.

Snowboard Cross finalPierre Vaultier of France (red), Jarryd Hughes of Australia (white), Regino Hernandez of Spain (green), Nick Baumgartner of the United States (blue), Mick Dierdorff of the United States (black) and Alex Pullin of Australia (yellow) compete during the Men's Snowboard Cross Big Final.

Jarryd HughesJarryd Hughes on the Victory Ceremony podium.

Jarryd Hughes Jarryd Hughes celebrates his silver medal performance.

Jarryd Hughes Jarryd Hughes celebrates winning Olympic silver

Snowboard Cross finalPierre Vaultier of France (red), Jarryd Hughes of Australia (white), Regino Hernandez of Spain (green), Nick Baumgartner of the United States (blue), Mick Dierdorff of the United States (black) and Alex Pullin of Australia (yellow) compete during the Men's Snowboard Cross Big Final.

2017/18 Winter World Cup seasonCheck out how our PyeongChang2018 hopefuls have been performing on the World Cup circuit so far.

Jarryd Hughes chats PyeongChang preparationsSochi Olympian and Snowboard Cross athlete Jarryd Hughes talks us through his 2018 Olympic preparations.

PyeongChang hopefuls cook up a Korean storm

Winter Olympians visit the Korean Culture CentreFive Aussie Winter Olympians aiming for PyeongChang 2018 spent the afternoon at the Australian Korean Cultural Centre to brush up on their Korean skills.

PyeongChang 2018 Australian Formal Uniform Launched

NSW Olympians Club - Billich Gallery October 2014NSW Olympians Club - Billich Gallery October 2014

Day 11 GalleryIn action on Day 11 are Alex "Chumpy" Pullin, Jarryd Hughes and Cam Bolton in the men's Snowboard Cross, Deanna Lockett and Pierre Boda in Short Track Skating and Emily Bamford, Lavinia Chrystal and Greta Small in Alpine Skiing Slalom. Plus Jana Pittman and Astrid Radjenovic in the women's Bobsleigh.

Hughes' podium finish at US Grand PrixJarryd Hughes of Australia takes the podium in third place for the men's Sprint U.S. Grand Prix Snowboard Cross Finals at The Canyons Ski Resort on February 12, 2012 in Park City, Utah.

Jarryd Hughes qualifying runJarryd Hughes of Australia takes to the air during the men's qualification run at the 2013 Snowboard Cross World Cup in Lake Louise, Canada.

Hughes celebrates goldJarryd Hughes of Australia celebrates his win in front of Konstantin Schad of Great Britain and Alex Deibold of the US during the men's finals at the 2013 Snowboard Cross World Cup in Lake Louise, Canada.

Teenaged star Jarryd HughesAt 18 years of age, Jarryd Hughes won his first World Cup gold medal and is riding high into his first Olympic Winter Games.